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Dr. Ritu Kumari Pandey & Dr. Sumit Ranjan Mishra
I,Dr. Ritu kumari pandey, have done Ph.D. in nematology.This is the 9th edition book published by me.I have several other books related to plant protection,yet this is the topic i had chosen because i think its vital to understand nature and its a current topic to spread awareness among every individual.I have many manuscripts in national as well as international journals.
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